... LORD JOHN RUSSELL IN GLASGOW, (From the Glasgow Argus.) According to previous - arrangement, this distinguished statesman arrived in Glasgowon Monday week, for the purpose of receiving the freedom of the city, and likewise for the purpose of being present ...

... Heath and Reach William Wilson, Rector of Houghtun Regis John Wilson, Curate of Leighton The sentiments of between 40 and 50 of the Clergy | have not been ascertained, | COPY or LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S REPLY. Woburn Abbey, Dec. 30th, 1847, ~ Reverend Sirs ...

... IRISH DISTRESS. DEPUTATION TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The Cork Reporter publishes n lengthened account of en interview between a deputation from the county of Cork and Lord John Russell :— I “The deputation consisted of Mr, E. D, Freeman, High Sheriff of the ...

... A messenger was subsequently despatehed to Windsor Castle by Lord John Russell. ~ Sir John Cam Hobhouse arrived in town in the course of the morning. At twelve o'clock Lord John Russell had a meeting of noblemen| and gentlemen at his mansion ...

... direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, constituting and appointing the Right Hon. Lord John Russell (commonly called Lord John Russell), the Right Hon. Sir Charle Wood, Bart,, William Gibson Craig, Esq., Henr- Rich, E.q., Richard Montesquieu ...

... PROGRESS OF Tuk rror ! Lord John Russell was at Aithorp, on Monday last '! s there a farmer, whether Conservative or '\::u. t\h«&m.flmmfluhgmu) .\'o‘ ! No conspiracy ! Oh ! dear no -nothing of the lund‘bLno means—not the least. No connexion with the house ...

... party, Lord John Russell and Lord Morpeth, to the cause of the total abolition of the Corn Laws. Letters from both, frankly and explicitly avowing past errors and present convictions, will be found iu another column.— The epistle of Lord John has called ...

... CANADA, Sir J. Nicuor resumed the debate, which was continued to a late hour, when Lord John Russell, replied, after which the house divided, and the amendment of Mr. Herries was negatived by a majority of 291 to 150. The remaining business was then disposed ...

... maooted after all the Whig advisers of Lord John Russell (Lord Grey included) had warranted Lord John Russell in accepting from the Savereign the responsibility of forming a free trade Administration! Lord John ...

... concur, which had been forwarded to him by some of his constituents in Glasgow, and which had been presented by him to Lord John Russell, who seemed to consider it worthy of con. sideration, As Mr. Fielden, who introdueed the bill, was not in his place, the ...

... was then entered upon; as a debate it was poor indeed, for certainly the best of the arguments were all on one side. Lord John Russell was less argumen-ative than he has ever been before upon this question; and certuinly less successful in his opposition ...

... Peel as from | Lord John Russell; and when they thought, in the House of Commons, he was more right than Lord John Russell on the sugar question, why the free traders then voted for Sir Robert Peel, -mfy agaiost Lord Juho | Russell, and ...